My name is Thomas E. Littler, and I am an attorney with over forty years of professional experience in Arizona law.

I've practiced in complex litigation, hearings and trials in state courts, federal courts, and bankruptcy courts. I've practiced in private arbitrations, mediations and appeals. I also have substantial experience representing debtors, creditors, trustees and committees in Bankruptcy Court and have successfully reorganized several companies and individuals, and represented creditors.

I started my practice in 1981 at Treon, Warnicke, Dann & Roush of Phoenix (after having been a law clerk there for two years) in the commercial practice section. It was there that I was trained in litigation and trial skills by two former Maricopa County Superior Court judges. I then started what became a substantial bankruptcy practice in 1982. The case that started it all was when I represented Clifford Wolfswinkel in bankruptcy court in his dispute with his brothers. After that, I continued doing work in the bankruptcy court in several commercial cases.

I left Treon in 1987 to practice in Chandler as Littler & Miller for a short time before forming Warnicke & Littler, P.L.C. in 1989 to perform the bankruptcy examination of Charlie Keating’s American Continental Corporation.

After twenty three years with my own firm, I joined the Las Vegas firm of Gordon Silver in March of 2010 to open and build its first Arizona office. I left Gordon Silver three years later - in August, 2013 - to practice as a sole practitioner in order to provide less expensive and more personal service to his clients.

Last, but not least, I was a judge pro tem of the Maricopa County Superior Court presiding over mediations and jury trials for fifteen years. It was very enjoyable being on the other side of the bench.